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Dedicated to the renowned author, the Kafka Museum houses an exceptional display of items related to his work and life, including correspondence with his loved ones, diaries, drawings, books, and other items. It consists of two major sections, the Existential Space and Imaginary Topography, and provides insight on not only Kafka's life but the influence the charming city of Prague had on him as well.

Kafka Museum

Entrance Ticket

Professional Guide

Founded in 1906, the Jewish Museum in Prague is an exceptional museum, housing one of the largest collections of Judaica and other Judaism-related items in the world. It also houses documents of historical significance, archives and testimonies, as well as artifacts from destroyed synagogues in Prague.

Jewish Museum in Prague

The largest museum in the Czech Republic, the National Museum, is an excellent addition to your Prague itinerary housing exceptional displays of history, art, music, and other spheres. It consists of the Museum of Natural Sciences, the Historical Museum, the Library of the National Museum, the Náprstek Museum of Asian, African and American Cultures, and the Czech Museum of Music.

The National Museum

One of the best locations to get acquainted with the City of a Thousand Spires and its history, The City of Prague Museum, is undoubtedly worth paying a visit to while on a Prague tour. It houses temporary and permanent exhibitions related to the city, as well as the exceptional Langweil's Model of Prague - a 19th-century paper model of the Czech capital created by  Antonín Langweil.

The City of Prague Museum

The KGB Museum in the Czech Republic is undoubtedly one of the most unique museums of such sort in Europe. Set in a storefront in Prague, it houses a collection of one man's possessions related to the KGB, including weaponry, spy cameras, typewriters, uniforms, badges, and even the death mask of Lenin. There are also photographs depicting life in the streets of Prague taken by a KGB officer in 1968.

KGB Museum

Founded back in 1796, The National Gallery Prague houses the largest collection of fine art in the Czech Republic created by local and foreign artists likewise. It was established by the Society of Patriotic Friends of the Arts that consisted of Czech nobles who were eager to provide access to artwork for the people of Prague. The society founded the Academy of Fine Arts and the Picture Gallery, which laid grounds for the current national gallery.

The National Gallery Prague

Aquapalace Prague Water World counts as the biggest water park in Central Europe. Here you can enjoy the relaxing stay in the Sauna World, SPA and Wellness Center, and a Fitness Centre.

Aquapalace Prague Water World

Entrance Ticket Child (100 - 150 cm high)

Entrance Ticket Adult

The historical building of the National Theatre (Národní Divadlo) was built in 1883 and is known as the national monument of Czech history and art. Proudly standing on the Vltava River banks, the National Theatre belongs to the essential Czech cultural institutions. Visitors can admire opera, ballet, and drama.

National Theatre (Národní Divadlo)

Prague: guide 2 hours*

Voucher 15EUR

Situated on Jerusalem Street, The Jerusalem Synagogue is also known as Jubilee Synagogue. It has been an important religious center for the Jewish community of Prague since 1906. This beautiful landmark reflects an authentic combination of architectural styles, including Moorish and Art Nouveau. Inside, the synagogue impresses with its decorations and gold, red, blue, white colors.

Jerusalem Synagogue

The State Opera is a part of the Czech Republic's National Theatre, which was established in 1992 by the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic. The theatre itself was formerly opened in 1888 as the New German Theatre, and for some time, it was known as the Smetana Theatre. Being one of Prague's most important cultural buildings, the State Opera impresses with its architecture: the Neo-Renaissance exterior and the Neo-Rococo interior. Currently, the Prague State Opera features about 300 performances a year and attracts plenty of visitors.

The State Opera

The art of puppetry is recognized as a significant element of national culture in the Czech Republic. Puppets are made out of linden wood, paint, and textiles and are traditionally used as marionettes to make theatre performances.

Puppetry

Escape from the big city's crowds in the vast Letná Park full of grassy areas, trees, and colorful flowers. Located above steep embankments along the Vltava River, the park is a pleasant place to sit down, relax, have a nice picnic, and enjoy panoramic views of the Prague Old Town.

Letná Park

One of the most romantic areas in Prague is Shooters Island. Surrounded by nature, the island attracts visitors with its old-time atmosphere and lovely views of the city. Also, the island is a popular location for concerts, celebrations, festivals, and other cultural events.

Shooters Island

Enjoy an extraordinary experience in Prague, the Jet Fighter Flight. Take a fantastic chance to fly with this high-performance jet yourself under the guidance of a professional pilot. Your high-speed flight (800 km/h) will include aerobatics like loops, stall turn, and other exciting maneuvers.

Jet Fighter Flight Experience

Learn more about the history of the Czech Republic while exploring the National Memorial to the Heydrich Terror's Heroes. The museum is situated in the underground crypt of the Baroque Church of Sts Cyril and Methodius. It's dedicated to the seven Czech paratroopers involved in the assassination of Reichsprotektor Reinhard Heydrich during World War II. The exhibition inside includes a video about the Nazi persecution of the Czechs, items, and more historical details.

National Memorial to the Heroes of the Heydrich Terror

The lovely Wallenstein Palace Gardens were designed together with Wallenstein Palace between 1623-1630. The Palace was a residence for Imperial Generalissimo Albrecht von Wallenstein. Today, the medieval building attracts visitors with its strictly geometrical garden, a massive pavilion, and Baroque-style architecture. Also, in summer, visitors can enjoy concerts and theatrical performances held in the garden.

Wallenstein Palace Gardens

The Airforce Museum of Military History Institute is one of the largest air museums in Europe. The museum's collection includes 275 aircraft, some of the aircraft are located indoors and some in the open air. There are many unique aircraft, plus, visitors can discover aircraft engines, parts of airframes, uniforms, banners, and other relics of Czechoslovakia and Czech aviation.

Airforce Museum of Military History Institute

Situated in the basement of the Hotel Jalta, the Cold War Museum is a Communists-built bunker to provide shelter for prominent officers. Until 1989, the bunker was the secret police seat; now, it's the property of the hotel. Museum visitors are welcome to explore the Cold War exhibitions, including listening devices, a telex, gas masks, newspapers, and uniforms.

Cold War Museum

Enjoy Kutná Hora's UNESCO-listed landmarks. Visit the 14th-century Church of St. Barabara and the Bone Church, whose interior is decorated with bones from thousands of human skeletons.

Enjoy Kutná Hora's UNESCO-listed landmarks by visiting the 14th-century Church of St. Barabara and the Bone Church, whose interior is decorated with bones from thousands of human skeletons.

Trip to Kutna Hora

Enjoy an amusing four-hour guided walking tour around the city. During the tour you explore such famous sights of the city as Church of Our Lady Before Týn, Old Town Hall, Parizska street, Josefov, Rudolfinum, Charles Bridge and other.

Explore such famous sights of the city as Church of Our Lady Before Týn, Old Town Hall, Parizska street, Josefov, Rudolfinum, Charles Bridge and other.

Prague Walking City Tour

Take a chance to explore Karlovy Vary, a charming spa town and popular tourist destination. To reach it you are driven about 2.5 hours to the west from Prague. During the guided tour you discover all the must-sees of Karlovy Vary, including Park Colonnade, Chateau Gate and Grandhotel Pupp, which appeared in the James Bond movie in 2006.

Explore a charming spa town and discover all the must-sees including Park Colonnade, Chateau Gate and Grandhotel Pupp, which appeared in the James Bond movie in 2006.

Trip to Karlovy Vary

In the morning you meet your guide and driver and head for Cesky Krumlov, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. After a 2-hour trip you arrive to the historic city and start exploring its Old Town.

During the tour you walk along cobbled medieval streets, admire at renaissance sgraffito houses and medieval town facilities. To crown your day, you visit the huge Cesky Krumlov Castle dating back to 13th century. You first explore the castle exteriors and then pay an inside visit to see perfectly preserved renaissance and baroque interiors.

After the tour you are driven back to your Prague hotel.

Enjoy a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site - historic city of Cesky Krumlov!

Walk along cobbled medieval streets, admire at renaissance sgraffito houses and crown your day with 13th century castle visit.

Trip to Cesky Krumlov

Today we would like to invite you to experience a SPA like no other, the Beer SPA. The one-of-a-kind experience is ideal for couples and beer lovers in general as alongside multiple health benefits the SPA also offers unlimited consumption of genuine Czech Krušovice® beer. The afternoon or evening at the SPA will not only be an excellent story to tell but will also help you increase metabolism, ease fatigue and stress, and leaves you fully relaxed. Transfers are included.

The one-of-a-kind experience is ideal for couples and beer lovers in general as alongside multiple health benefits the SPA also offers unlimited consumption of genuine Czech Krušovice® beer.

Beer Spa

Take a relaxing walk around the city center before we invite you for a unique experience - a guided beer tour. You visit a typical local beer tavern in the city center to learn about the history of Czech beer and to understand how this drink has become a part of the national heritage.

Take a relaxing walk around the city center before we invite you to visit a typical local beer tavern in the city center to learn about the history of Czech beer and to understand how this drink has become a part of the national heritage.

Prague Walking City Tour with Beer Tasting

Following breakfast, you meet your private guide and start a 3-hour guided walk.

During the tour you touch the layers of Jewish history around the Jewish Quarter of Prague, also known as Josefov. Formerly the Jewish ghetto of the town, Josefov is one of only a few Jewish districts in Central Europe to survive World War II’s Holocaust. Visit the Old Jewish Cemetery, learn the story of the Czech Jewish community in the Jewish Museum, admire the synagogues and follow the footsteps of the famous novelist Franz Kafka.

Touch the layers of Jewish history around the Jewish Quarter of Prague, also known as Josefov - one of only a few Jewish districts in Central Europe to survive World War II’s Holocaust. 
Visit the Old Jewish Cemetery, learn the story of the Czech Jewish community in the Jewish Museum, admire the synagogues and follow the footsteps of the famous novelist Franz Kafka.

Jewish Heritage Walking Tour in Prague

This romantic sightseeing cruise is one of the most delightful ways to see the beauties of Prague. During the 50-minutes you learn interesting facts about the past and present of Prague as well as see Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and other landmarks from the absolutely different angle.
*Note: audioguide included, transfers not included

This romantic sightseeing cruise is one of the most delightful ways to see the beauties of Prague. Learn interesting facts about the past and present of Prague as well as see Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and other landmarks from the absolutely different angle.

Vltava River Cruise

Take in grandeur and beauty of the main castle complex in Prague. Dating back to the 9th century, Prague Castle boasts to be the official office of the President of the Czech Republic and the popular touristic attraction nowadays. Together with your guide you explore the interiors of gothic St. Vitus Cathedral, visit St. George's Basilica to learn about Czech saints and walk through Golden Lane with its lovely little cottages, one of which housed novelist Franz Kafka.

Take in grandeur and beauty of the main castle complex in Prague. Dating back to the 9th century, Prague Castle boasts to be the official office of the President of the Czech Republic and the popular touristic attraction nowadays.

Prague Castle Tour

Treat yourself with the gastronomic journey around the best of Czech cuisine! While having a group tour in the city center, you visit different locally owned spots and taste traditional food, spirits and non-alcoholic drinks. Today you not only learn about the local food traditions, but also experience fascinating Prague from a different point of view.

Treat yourself with the gastronomic journey around the best of Czech cuisine! Visit different locally owned spots and taste traditional food, spirits and non-alcoholic drinks.

Traditional Czech Food Tour

In the morning you meet your guide and driver and start a trip to the town of Terezín better known by the German name Theresienstadt, as a ghetto and concentration camp.

In less than an hour you arrive to Terezín and start a tour of Ghetto Museum and the small fortress. During the tour of the museum, you learn about the history of the ghetto established by the Nazis in central Bohemia’s walled fortress town during November of 1941. You then explore the small fortress that served as the prison of the Prague Gestapo from 1940 to 1945.

After the 6-hour tour, you return back to your Prague hotel.

Learn about the history of the ghetto established by the Nazis in central Bohemia’s walled fortress town during November of 1941.

Trip to Terezin

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Private transfer, Round Trip

Professional Guide, Half-Day Tour

Beer SPA Voucher

Following breakfast, you embark on a full day tour voyage of discovery into the Old Town with your private guide who shows you the most magnificent city sights.

Entrances to St.Nicholas Church, Prague Castle and Museum of Public Transportation are included.

Embark on a full day tour voyage of discovery into the Old Town with your private guide who shows you the most exceptional city sights, including the St.Nicholas Church, the Prague Castle, and the Museum of Public Transportation.

Tour to Prague Castle & Museum of Public Transportation

Following breakfast, you embark on a full day tour voyage of discovery into the Old Town with your private guide who shows you the most magnificent city sights.

Entrances to Black Madonna - Cubist House, Old Town Hall, Jewish Museum of Prague including Jewish cemetery and Rudolfinum are included.

Embark on a full day tour voyage of discovery into the Old Town with your private guide who shows you the most exceptional city sights, including the Black Madonna - Cubist House, the Old Town Hall, the Jewish Museum of Prague and Jewish cemetery, and the Rudolfinum.

Prague Walking City Tour with Jewish Museum

In the morning you meet your group and head for Cesky Krumlov, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. After a 2-hour trip you arrive to the historic city and start exploring its Old Town. 

During the tour you walk along cobbled medieval streets, admire renaissance sgraffito houses and medieval town facilities. To crown your day, you visit the huge Cesky Krumlov Castle dating back to 13th century. You first explore the castle exteriors and then pay an inside visit to see perfectly preserved renaissance and baroque interiors. 

After the tour you are driven back to your Prague hotel.

Meet the group of your fellow travelers and head for Cesky Krumlov, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. Start with exploring the Old Town and walk along cobbled medieval streets, admire Renaissance sgraffito houses, and medieval town facilities. To crown your day, visit the huge Cesky Krumlov Castle dating back to the 13th century. Firstly you get to explore the castle exteriors and then pay a visit inside to see the perfectly preserved renaissance and baroque interiors.

Tour to Cesky Krumlov

In the morning you meet your guide and group and start a trip to the town of Terezín better known by the German name Theresienstadt, as a ghetto and concentration camp. 

In less than an hour you arrive to Terezín and start a group tour of Ghetto Museum and the small fortress. During the tour of the museum, you learn about the history of the ghetto established by the Nazis in central Bohemia’s walled fortress town during November of 1941. You then explore the small fortress that served as the prison of the Prague Gestapo from 1940 to 1945. 

After the 5-hour tour, you return back to your Prague hotel.

Meet your guide and group and start the journey to the town of Terezín, better known by the German name Theresienstadt, as a ghetto and concentration camp. Start with a Ghetto Museum tour to learn about the history of the ghetto established by the Nazis in central Bohemia’s walled fortress town during November of 1941. Continue then to explore the fortress that served as the prison of the Prague Gestapo from 1940 to 1945.

Tour to Terezin

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Enjoy a lovely evening Folk Show at the Forkloregarden Prague to get better acquainted with the Czech Republic's local customs and culture. The service includes unlimited consumption of beer, wine or non-alcoholic drinks and round-trip shuttle transfers to the venue.

Enjoy a lovely evening Folk Show at the Forkloregarden Prague to get better acquainted with the Czech Republic's local customs and culture. Unlimited consumption of beer, wine and non-alcoholic drinks is included.

Folk Show with Transfers

You will meet your guide and driver in the hotel lobby for your tour of two main sites: Prague Museum and National Technical Museum Exhibition.

Entrances to National Museum, Custom House Vyton, House of Golden Ring, National Technical Museum and Ctenice Chatteauare are included.

Meet your guide and driver in the hotel lobby for a tour of two main sites: the Prague Museum and the National Technical Museum Exhibition. Entrances to National Museum, Custom House Vyton, House of Golden Ring, National Technical Museum, and Ctenice Chatteauare are included.

Tour of Prague Museums with Private Transport

Get ready to eat your way through centuries of history on this Prague food tour as you’re served a variety of dishes, ranging from the most traditional to modern recipes. With a local foodie guide by your side, you’ll follow Czech cuisine from its earliest European influences to the culinary inspirations of today. You’ll discover an assortment of Czech dishes that will leave your taste buds dancing and your belly full and satisfied.

Prague Evening Food Tour

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Loreta Praha

Prague Astronomical Clock

Prague Main Railway Station

The Vrtba Garden

Václav Havel Airport Prague

Dancing House

Prague Main Bus Terminal

Charles Bridge

Port of Praha Smíchov

Jewish Quarter

Old Town Square

National Museum

Prague Castle

Petrin Hill and Tower

Prague Zoo

Vyšehrad Fortress

Botanical Garden

Prague National Gallery

Prague has always been on your dream list of destinations? Wait no more, build your unforgettable trip to Prague with our trip planner Triptile, and get the most exciting experience. The charming city of Prague is undoubtedly a great addition to any Czech Republic itinerary. Featuring exceptional architecture and lovely sights, Prague is a picturesque city situated on the Vltava river. Some other stops on the Prague trip include Charles Bridge, Wenceslas Square, the National Museum, the Old Town Square, and the astronomical clock. Start planning your Prague trip today and explore the stunning city the way you prefer.

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Prague, the capital city of the Czech Republic, is a fascinating and historically rich destination with a plethora of interesting features. Here are some highlights:

Architectural Beauty: Prague is often referred to as the "City of a Hundred Spires" due to its stunning skyline dominated by churches, castles, and other historic buildings. The architecture spans various styles, including Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, and Art Nouveau. The Prague Castle complex, Charles Bridge, and the Old Town Square are prime examples of its architectural beauty.

Charles Bridge: This iconic 14th-century bridge is a hub of activity. Lined with statues of saints and artists, it connects the Old Town with the Lesser Town, offering picturesque views of the Vltava River and the city's skyline.

Prague Castle: One of the largest castle complexes in the world, Prague Castle dates back to the 9th century. It includes the Gothic-style St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, and the Golden Lane, a charming street of historic houses.

Old Town Square: This lively square is the heart of Prague's historic center. It features the Astronomical Clock, which is one of the oldest working astronomical clocks in the world, and the Church of Our Lady before Týn with its distinctive twin spires.

Astronomical Clock: Installed in the Old Town Hall, the Astronomical Clock is not only a timekeeping device but also a masterpiece of medieval engineering. It performs hourly shows with moving figures representing various allegorical themes.

Cultural Scene: Prague has a rich cultural scene with numerous theaters, opera houses, and concert halls. The city was a major hub for composers such as Mozart, Beethoven, and Dvořák. Attend a classical concert, opera, or ballet performance to experience this musical heritage.

Czech Cuisine and Beer: Czech cuisine is hearty and flavorful, with dishes like goulash, svíčková (marinated beef), and traditional dumplings. The country is also famous for its beer culture, and you can find numerous pubs and breweries offering a wide variety of brews.

Museums and Galleries: Prague boasts a range of museums and galleries, including the National Gallery, the Museum of Communism, and the Franz Kafka Museum, dedicated to the famous writer who was born in Prague.

Jewish Quarter: The historic Jewish Quarter, known as Josefov, is home to several synagogues, a Jewish cemetery, and the Jewish Museum, which provides insights into the history and culture of the Jewish community in Prague.

Petrin Hill and Petrin Tower: Petrin Hill offers a relaxing escape from the city's bustle, and climbing the Petrin Tower provides panoramic views of Prague. The tower is often compared to the Eiffel Tower, albeit on a smaller scale.

Vltava River Cruises: Taking a leisurely cruise along the Vltava River provides a unique perspective of Prague's landmarks and bridges, and it's especially charming during sunset.

Prague's history, architecture, and vibrant cultural scene make it a must-visit destination in Europe, offering a blend of historical charm and modern vitality.

Arrival Welcome to the fairy-tale capital of the Czech Republic - Prague!Upon arrival, you are transferred to your neat Prague hotel for check-in. The rest of the day is at your leisure.

Prague City Tour Following breakfast you embark on a 4-hour voyage of discovery into the Old Town with your private guide who shows you the most magnificent city sights.You walk the famous Royal Route, originally used for the king's coronation procession, and see the Municipal House, the Gothic Tyn Cathedral, the cubist House at the Black Madonna and the Old Town Hall tower with its legendary Astronomical clock. Then you explore Parizska street modeled after a Parisian boulevard, the Josefov area - the former Jewish ghetto, the Rudolfinum concert hall and the famous Charles Bridge with the splendid Prague Castle (no entrance included). Fee for public transport to travel between the sites with your guide is included.After the tour you return to your hotel. You have the evening free to enjoy Prague.

Kutna Hora Tour In the morning you enjoy breakfast, meet your private guide and driver in the hotel lobby and embark on a 6-hour tour of magnificent Kutna Hora.Following a 1.5 hour ride through the beautiful Bohemian countryside, you reach the town of Kutna Hora. This UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site gained excessive wealth thanks to its prosperous silver mines and became the second most important town in the Kingdom of Bohemia, after Prague.During the tour you see all of the key medieval and Baroque monuments, including the former central royal mint, the interior of St. Barbara’s Cathedral, as well as the nearby All Saints Ossuary (Bone Church) which is famous for its elaborate decorations made of human bones.After the tour you return to Prague and have the rest of the day free.

Departure Today after breakfast you check out from the hotel and depart from Prague.

Prague

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Loreta Praha

Prague Astronomical Clock

Shooters Island

Prague Main Railway Station

The Vrtba Garden

Václav Havel Airport Prague

Dancing House

Prague Main Bus Terminal

Charles Bridge

Port of Praha Smíchov

Jewish Quarter

Old Town Square

National Museum

Prague Castle

Petrin Hill and Tower

Prague Zoo

Vyšehrad Fortress

Botanical Garden

Prague National Gallery

Charles Bridge

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